In an inference-based theory, our knowledge of the relevant physics is implemented through constraints. The exact nature of these constraints depends on what information one is trying to incorporate into the model. For ED, a dynamical theory, one place where such considerations arise is at the level of time. While time is intimately related with dynamics and vice versa, neither are necessary ingredients of inference; these features must be supplemented to the theory. Here we introduce a scheme for incorporating time into ED that we call entropic time.Entropic time, as a scheme for introducing time into a theory of inference, was first introduced by A. Caticha [1]}. The current scheme mirrors very closely this original viewpoint by Caticha, but contributes a slight twist in perspective that makes the framework more amenable to future compatibility with relativistic theories.
